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Thetford Carers Social Group - Support and Socialize for Carers

Join Thetford Carers Social Group for a relaxing and friendly environment to socialize and connect with other carers. Meetings held on the first Thursday of every month. Contact for more info.

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Thetford Carers Social Group - Support and Socialize for Carers

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  1. THETFORD CARERS SOCIAL GROUP For further information about theTHETFORD CARERS SOCIALGROUPPlease contact :Crossroads Care in Norfolk0845 2410968The group works in associationwith NORWICH & DISTRICT CARERS FORUMContact : Christine(01603) 219924 Other useful contacts: Crossroads Care in NorfolkDereham HospitalNorthgate, DerehamNorfolkNR19 2EX0845 2410968 NORWICH & DISTRICT CARERS FORUMThe Charing Cross Centre17-19 St John MaddermarketNorwich NR2 1DN01603 219924 NORFOLK CARERS HELPLINE 0 808 808 9876 CARERS UK 20 Dover Street London SE1 4LX (020) 7378 4999

  2. Thetford Carers Social Group Tel 01842 763 477 This group is a free opportunity to have a break and make friends while enjoying a social occasion in a relaxed informal atmosphere. Our meetings are held on the first Thursday of every month at Kings Court Community Room, Earl Street, Thetford, from 2-4pm We can arrange a qualified sitter for the person you care for if necessary. This group is for you if you: Help or look after an ill, disabled or frail relative, friend or neighbour. Have recently looked after someone. Have looked after someone in the past, but now have time to help.

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